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- verb   Third-person singular simple present indicative form of speak .
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								To deny that it is the Holy Ghost who speaks in Scripture, is an intelligible position; but admitting that _he speaks_, we can only understand his thoughts by listening to his words. 
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								That being said, the natural gas industry will still be hard pressed to develop to its full capability because of an oil and coal influence-addled Congress; please see my piece "Our Lob otomized bied Congress 'Energy Bill Excludes Our Most Efficient, Cleanest, Newly Plentiful Energy Source: Natural Gas", from a year and a half ago -- I believe the title speaks for itself. Raymond J. Learsy: Booming U.S. Gas Industry Becoming an American Energy Exporter Raymond J. Learsy 2010 
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								I guess the title speaks for itself, and the 234-page manuscript wastes no time with introductions or executive summaries, jumping right into idea #1, Encourage More Students to Attend Community College. 25 ways to reduce the cost of college Daniel de Vise 2010 
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								I guess the title speaks for itself, and the 234-page manuscript wastes no time with introductions or executive summaries, jumping right into idea #1, Encourage More Students to Attend Community College. 25 ways to reduce the cost of college Daniel de Vise 2010 
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								The only time McCain speaks is when he's reading a teleprompter and that's either because he's old or because the Bush Clan has got him scared he might say somthing wrong. 
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								That being said, the natural gas industry will still be hard pressed to develop to its full capability because of an oil and coal influence-addled Congress; please see my piece "Our Lobotomizedbied Congress' Energy Bill Excludes Our Most Efficient, Cleanest, Newly Plentiful Energy Source: Natural Gas", from a year and a half ago -- I believe the title speaks for itself. Raymond J. Learsy: Booming U.S. Gas Industry Becoming an American Energy Exporter Raymond J. Learsy 2010 
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								That being said, the natural gas industry will still be hard pressed to develop to its full capability because of an oil and coal influence-addled Congress; please see my piece "Our Lob otomized bied Congress 'Energy Bill Excludes Our Most Efficient, Cleanest, Newly Plentiful Energy Source: Natural Gas", from a year and a half ago -- I believe the title speaks for itself. Raymond J. Learsy: Booming U.S. Gas Industry Becoming an American Energy Exporter Raymond J. Learsy 2010 
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								The only time McCain speaks is when he's reading a teleprompter and that's either because he's old or because the Bush Clan has got him scared he might say somthing wrong. 
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								While it does not scorch like its forebear (Nigeria Special), the "blues" in the title speaks it all: the slowed down "Ohiani Sua Efir" by Asaase Ase is a gorgeous midtempo cruiser, with a hypnotic guitar and conga interplay. 
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								Also, the author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Seth Grahame-Smith, has finalized a two-book deal with Grand Central Publishing, the first of which will be Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter I think the title speaks for itself. Archive 2009-04-01 2009 
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